OnSite Dermatology PA/NP - Part Time - job 1 of 2

The OnSite Dermatology PA/NP will be responsible for conducting physical assessments, diagnosing and treating a range of dermatological disorders, performing skin exams, biopsies, and necessary treatments such as cryotherapy and ED&C. You will work primarily with senior patients living in retirement communities, ensuring they receive the specialized dermatology care they need.

To apply for the OnSite Dermatology PA/NP position at OnSite Dermatology, candidates must have a valid state PA/NP license and at least one year of medical dermatology experience. Experience in geriatric care is a plus, making you even more suited for working with our senior population.

The OnSite Dermatology PA/NP position is part-time, requiring only one day of work per week. This flexible schedule allows you to manage your time effectively while serving multiple communities throughout Long Island on that dedicated day.

OnSite Dermatology offers a unique mobile practice model that combines innovation with an established business approach. You'll enjoy more autonomy than traditional settings and work with a fully staffed back office that handles insurance and billing, ensuring you can focus entirely on patient care.

Yes, the OnSite Dermatology PA/NP will be required to travel daily to various retirement communities and nursing homes in the Long Island area, making it essential to have reliable transportation for your mobile practice.

When answering this question, focus on specific roles where you’ve utilized your dermatological skills, including types of conditions treated, procedures performed, and patient demographics. Providing quantifiable outcomes or experiences could enhance your response.

Discuss your ability to prioritize tasks and manage time effectively. Mention specific strategies you use, such as planning routes for community visits, balancing patient loads, or utilizing tools for scheduling to enhance efficiency.

Highlight your understanding of the unique needs of geriatric patients and mention techniques tailored to their communication styles, such as patience, clarity, and empathy. Provide examples of how you’ve successfully engaged these patients.

Reflect on how you see patient care as foundational to healthcare delivery. Discuss the importance of comprehensive assessments, shared decision-making, and fostering a trusting relationship with patients.

Mention the professional development activities you participate in, like attending conferences, enrolling in relevant courses, subscribing to dermatology journals, and being part of professional associations that enhance your knowledge and practice.

Choose a relevant example of a difficult case. Discuss your approach to problem-solving, involvement of the care team, and positive outcomes to illustrate your critical thinking and cooperative skills.

Talk about the different methods you use to educate patients, such as teaching them about the condition, treatment options, and preventative care. Use examples of successful patient interactions to demonstrate your effectiveness.

Explain your specific responsibilities in skin cancer screenings, from initial assessments to follow-up care. Illustrate your understanding of the importance of early detection and subsequent patient management.

Discuss techniques to encourage transparent communication, allowing patients to voice their concerns. Talk about how you would provide clear and concise information to help them understand the benefits and address their fears.

Express your passion for mobile healthcare and the desire to positively impact underserved communities. Provide insight into how OnSite Dermatology's values align with your career goals and passion for patient care.